Lower GIFT Nifty futures, a mixed trend in Asian markets and the overnight weak close on Wall Street point to a weak start for Indian shares on Thursday. Elevated oil prices and bond yields remain a dampener as well.
Heavy selling by foreign institutional investors over the past several sessions has resulted in a sharp erosion in values. FPIs sold shares worth a net Rs 10,150 crore on Wednesday (October 30) after pulling out Rs 9,940 crore a day earlier.
Infosys will be in focus following the company extending its strategic partnership with ABN Amro to support the bank in expanding the adoption of artificial intelligence across its operations.
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Indian Shares Set For Weak Start Amid FPI Outflows
2026-10-01 03:04:16
